100cm Silicone Dip Tube Kit with Yellow Weighted Filter and SS Float
This simple design allows you to extract the clearest possible liquid in your pressure vessel with the added security of our new filter included. This helps prevent blockages in your carbonation cap poppet. As the liquid level decreases the float goes down at the same time. Perfect for sampling the sediment free!
The new yellow cap is weighted to approximately 10g! Making it sink just that little bit lower to gain more liquid and less likely to suck air.
Gen1 - Grey/White Cap = Approx. 4g
Gen 2 - Yellow Cap = Approx. 14g
This 100cm silicone dip tube and stainless steel float with filter suits our:
- FermZilla Tri-Conical 27L (TC27)
- FermZilla Tri-Conical 55L (TC55)
- FermZilla All Rounder 30L (AR30)
- FermZilla All Rounder 60L (AR60)
Also Compatible with Kegmenters, 50L Kegs and Modified Ball Lock Kegs (not minikegs)
If you would like to see a video showing this product please have a look at this video from David Heath below. He has a great and very informative youtube channel:
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Description
This simple design allows you to extract the clearest possible liquid in your pressure vessel with the added security of our new filter included. This helps prevent blockages in your carbonation cap poppet. As the liquid level decreases the float goes down at the same time. Perfect for sampling the sediment free!
The new yellow cap is weighted to approximately 10g! Making it sink just that little bit lower to gain more liquid and less likely to suck air.
Gen1 - Grey/White Cap = Approx. 4g
Gen 2 - Yellow Cap = Approx. 14g
This 100cm silicone dip tube and stainless steel float with filter suits our:
- FermZilla Tri-Conical 27L (TC27)
- FermZilla Tri-Conical 55L (TC55)
- FermZilla All Rounder 30L (AR30)
- FermZilla All Rounder 60L (AR60)
Also Compatible with Kegmenters, 50L Kegs and Modified Ball Lock Kegs (not minikegs)
If you would like to see a video showing this product please have a look at this video from David Heath below. He has a great and very informative youtube channel:
